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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-12
New or1enns totton Btlha

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Aug.s The
monthly crop report of the New O.lears
Cotton World u continuation of tie
National exchefEe statistic system says
The montf,of ,Ioly brought some deterior-
alton in&the gsop, TIE general average
having fallen points, the tgutes of con
dition bsfng taauced 10 50, against $40
last years97 tire. year before sGd $ IN
1884. The mCstsunfayOra0Ie conditions
haGe existed IN Texas, where pcot.ac.ed
h6Ss end, dry spslIs greatly lowered
the JAY prosDscts, with further
damage imminent should rains
have been delayed IN August,
On the Atlantic sdaboard there has
been some injury from excessive rsins,
thought the ouAoaks-theIe on the whole
is still favorable fer Gre crop SUD consid-
erabiy above the average. Alabama hiss
held her own pretty well. In this dist1ic.
the fruiting has been exceptionally good.
There has been little loss from shedding
CT rust, and no injury from insects has
occurred during the month. liz the
Lower MISSISSIPPI valley there was al
excess Of moisture up 10 about the 20th
which prevented thorough cultivation IL
many localities aGd caused too rank .
growth q weeds, which reduced the
fruit&@e. This HIS Dseu more partic-
ular.y the case il the bottoms. Worms
have also appeared III many localities, su6
while no particular damage mas yet been
ia1icted, serious loss is appEehen6ed by
some Of our correspondents. In the up
per portion Of The valley the weather was
more favorable and the June expectations
were more ncAiIv maintained. Tier hGs
been some abandonment Of laLds ana de-
terioTati0n i stands IN working Out, but
the percentage If loss fram THIS cause is
smaller than usual. Tie condition by
states is Virgins, 20; North Carolina,
g1; South ClrO,ina, "a; Georgia, 30; Flor.
ida, -; Alabama, 20; Tennessee, 81. Ar
kansas, -; Mississippi, % Louisiana, So ;
Texas, So. Average of the belt 20.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the postothce at Fort Worth, Tex,
Monday, August ;, 1851 To obtain any of these
letters the applicant must call for advertised
letters" and give the date of this list.
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AiL4h4UA'S KENGDOK.
constitution Ecrced Upon Els
imprrtal HYcbpess

constitution Forced Upon Els
,,, Imperial Highness
@ANC!SCo, CAL, Aug. 6.-Besides
! - - AA-Premier Gibson the brig
/ .-s> Brought detailed information
Ing the new constitution which
,1'AAaua was forced to sign by the
~.s IS telegrsphed last night. : The,
IS . ..s.solt conFains the following
!, -, L nay freely speak, write ana,
l. '-e-I sentiments on all subjects
e., ,,,.'sohS.ele for the abuse of that
b, :. 10 -aW shall be enacted 20 re-
s. x -'oeIty Of speech or of the
S.,,,ssy o. tax OF any description
b. led unless by consent Of the
L 49, except when between SEES
B ~. '-7 Legislature an emergency of
&a.,s' ,'1, rebellion Cor other public
EI,-.S.sSl S4I arise, and then not with
mr. s@.5eece Of oil the Cabinet and &
slg d., VI he Superior Council and the
H Vi finance shall render 9 de-
sistute. s00H expenditure 10 the
S%s IS comm,nder-in- chief OF the
%nt ~ .aaSPy and Of all other military
g sbo Ie Kingdom by sea and land,
~ IA. never pfocIsim war without
IN .. of the Legislature, snd no
ri S .. naval force Shall be organized
authority of'the Legislature. .
~ a SsnS soss 1s sued or held to
SS - tribunal of tie
sa1sin psist OF Ministat
k'''s' Of '''.s's
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WASHINGTON.
recommendation Of a Commission
I r,gineers that the Tug Palos
! h. Improved is Rejected.
r Whitney Says He Cannot
f's'' ,, an Expenditure of $50, 900
'Pr,V . Vessel that Cost SGo,000e

lamar Changes the Cut of his
tr'I"'' - Pcoplo Remark Thereon.
s'I Peasioncrs-MRil Changes.
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Ladies'.

,-,, ,-, 80 Vote
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ANDES MIS- heHy' hfS nara ,2l
BauMan, Anna Hehhe9E' WISE ia
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barnes May hener' JGhclet
ntuoCp, De5Hie $50 .iioS 'III"Ai
Brigg, Mamie LoIIns' Mfs II
bFtcei MIS- iCtoIJ LoiI49, : 1un'S
brown, DelpI Inc Liue, MoiliG
Brown, MIS- folte6 LeN4hseI, nlaItua
browning, fermeh& a Lennon, anna
DIoM hlhS, ,hIo oc9Sle i,auic, AnIlC
CoAiman' Meiey MaItlh' i.Dsa
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liner, MS 2uti'Gn' mimic
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was large seasonal deficiency In Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa and southern portion OF
Wisconsin snd MlcdigIu. There has been
increased druu'h IN THIS section tnat has
proved decidedly injurious to growing
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q aoRTTY 80 Ali,sHECRET
Sasc the r ipF,
L1GiE5 =

On. Removes pinpIes, cIeaIs -
T-biS[-.rs S1or,s fgtrcc ming ont, r5r-g7
growth. 70 oil nor grease. SIC0. bEvge1stz.
E, S, WILLS, Jersey City, j, j.
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Weather Bulletin,

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE following
is the weather bulletin OF the signal office
for the week ending August C:
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GENERAL REMARKS.

GENERAL REMARKS.
Reports for the week ending August
indicate that the weather has been favor
bic in the west portion Of the cotton re-
gion from Central Alabama to Texas ana
from Alsbsms eastward rain has been
great in excess, probably resulting in in
Jury to cotton on low lands.
Numerous showers occurred in Minnesota,
Dakota, lows, Nebraska, Northwest
Missouri and Northern KsCsss, imprev-
ing the condition OF the young crop5in
those sections; but drouth condition in
the corn states cast OF the Mississippi
resulting in serious injury 20 a. Yorpg
crops. The weather in the New England
and Middle Atlantic ststes is generally
reported IS unfayors5le, wet weather
reEarding the harvest and IL iIring graiH,
haY end potatoes rear the coast while
conditions reported as "a yoraale for corr
in these districts. gcess Of SUI
shine sid tempersture Combfled with
slight excess Of raiufsR IN Kentnczy end
Tennessee during tae past geek has
probably improved the Gondidoh Il Eae
tooacce crop.
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Sister Mary. 1908 East Chairman Co Central
Weatherford 81, box Prohibitiop Com.
S'0'E'' JULIAN FE1{p. Pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07

Grand Opening Of Dramatic Season.
A Treat in Store for the Public.
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Duffy,s European HsseI.
The New G6y Sso.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
500, 100 and 81 per day; American Plan, -
per day. First class Restaurant in the
Hotel J. N: DUFFY no years with Pea
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PenhodY Hotel.

O. B. GALLOWAY Il co .,..... PRoPRIEToAs.
Rae 81 50 and So uer day, according TO
aiEe and location Of room-bpeoial
raLaa made.
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THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.
MEMORIAL DAY AT ELMWo0D
AND PROGRAMME OF SERVICES.
An Annual Observance That Touches
a Tender Chord In Every
Heart.

This is Confederate Memorial Day
at Elmwood, an occasion dear TO the
hearts Of all who cherish memories OF
those whe fought, bled aud died for
the cause they sincerely and honor
ably espoused. The graves Of the
heroes will be decorated with hand.
some floral tributes, and receive t. ars
from the eyes of devoted mothers and
fathers whose emotions give way under
the sublime influence and solemnity.
This afternoon the following pro
gramme will be observed, with Prof.
J. Edward Payne as musical d rector,
Oh, Praise God in His Holiness. Weldon
IL he Lord is My Shepherd. ..-. N oFarren
2, PrAyer-.,..".. Rev. George Patterson
q Nothing Bat Leaves ...............,............
% Holy Holy ..,..........:;....;::;..;.
4, Grafton ..............Col Luke W. Finley
Thou Visitsst the Earth........-..G Greene
. Teach Me, Oh, Lord..,........"""..Atwosd
Z. Benediction. ........."...... Bishop QuintArd
AL contributions OF Il wrrs that Can
MOI oe conveniently sent to the grounds
Will ba scot TO the Cotton Exchange,
care of Maj. s. W, Hampton.
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aaston,n Metal.

". II. BIHaIAn..........hANL
European plan. Enlarged and rsfurniShOd.
Prices Aoeof ding 10 siSe and lsoa-
ten Of room.
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STRAYRD OR STOLEN.

CORREL MARE-Blind in right eye, atout
= twelve years old, blaze face. Return TO
249 Main street, at DR.. NELSON'S office, and
be rewarded.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

jak i W sadzle i cieszyIi sic, gdy
wyroki sadu pomyslnie wypad}y
ola p. Nowaka. .
{ mas tn ma Kaszubach PREY
padla W nocy sw. J6zefa ma ME.
dziele zawierucha ogromna, pola-
czona u wiatrem, mrozcm j snie-
giem, iakiej przez ca}q zime ME
mielismy. Taxi da} wiatr, re lu-
die W nocy. pobudzili sic, mnie-
majac, IL wszystkie zabudowania
sic wal2. !
Ma dis kohcze, Z mi}em po-
zdrowieniem ola wszystkich roda-
k6w naszych W Ameryce, zyczac
i'm trzykrotnie Weso}cgo Alelluja!
Jedcn y przyjacid} Wioruso.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
List 4 kaszub.
3 kwictnia.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Majac W Ameryce juz wielu
znajomych i k%rewnych, wzia}em
sobie "a obowiazek, doniesc i'm 30
pewnie niejcdnego bedzic intrres"-
wa}o.
Dnia e lutcgo IL. umar} W ST
le wieku pan Wiktor Zelewski,
rzadca dobr W Bar}ominie. Pryncy-
pa} jcgo, luter i wiclki polakozer-
ca, take Y nazwiska Zclewski, po-
chodzacy z krwi polsko-katolickiej,
przyjezdza do Strzepcza, mimo, IL
Sp. Wiktor ME n%alcza} do parafi
tejzc wsi, tylko do Luzina (lecz
VA ~zyczcnic wyraznc nicboszczyka
miaf on zostaG pochowanym W
S%trzepczu dla togo, &c spoczywaja
tam zw}oki rodzic6w iego)Eprzy-
jezdza wiec dziedzic Bar}omina do
Strzepcza i prosi ksiedza dziekana,
azeby by} }askaw przybyt do Bar
fomina i p%owisdziet move mad
zw}okami nieboszczyka, gdyz on i
iona nicboszczyka, r6wnicz lutcr-
ka, zycza sobie, ably cia}o pocho-
wanc ~zosta}o w leslie bor}ominsk1m.
Ksiadz dziekan oburzy} sic ma
TAXA zuchwa}oSG lutra / powiada
mu:-Chowai 90 pan Z Panem Bo-
giem W leslie, ale ia mowy mad
MIN mice ME bede; zrcszta = po-
wiada-nir ii" mojcj paratii mic
boSzczyk nalezal, tylko do Luzina.
%, powiada luter, to ia zmu-
SIC do tego ksiedza, TO pojadr do
Pepllna do Biskupa i mu sprawr
te przcdiozy.
jedi >obic pan-odpowiada
mu ksiadz dzickan-kicdy r%lrns1.
mnic ~wszystNo .iedn".
OAiccha} Nicmirr i popedzii
wprost do Pcplina do ksicdza Ri
skupa. Go ten mu odpowirdziaI,
moe sic Iazdy iatwo domy tIet,
Dosvt ma ten, ~ diva dni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
CnOcie ufai jedynic.

Me wierz f%ortunie GO siedZisz wysoko,
Mniej M poslednie ko}s bnczne oko,
30 TO ME stula PAM z przyrodzenia.
Czesto vice rada sorawy W odmienia.
Me ufai zloto i zadnc ~poklaIy,
Kazdcj godziny obawiaj SIG zdrady,
Fortuna, co da, TO znowu wzia6 moze,
U niej protckcja nigdy ME pomo7e.
A ci, co . Toha teraz przcstawaia,
Twej SIG fortune, ME Tobie, htania'a g;
Skoro to zniknir, tyl kazdy podaje,
Jak Glen, kiedy mu s&ohca niedostujc.
Lccz jake sama oczy za'loni}a,
TAX swcm pochlebstwem ludzi pobta-
znila,
Ze dlugi wyzej nos sebe nosi
l wsxy.tkich inpych gard}em awem
%przeglosi.
ry pomnij. be twoj ska1b Jest w
szczsScin mocy,
A tax sig starai 0 takie pomo,y,
Ably wzdy z toba c. twego z%ostn}o,
Jesli zas bedzie szczescie swcgo chciaao.
Cnota skarb wicczny, cnota k!ejnot
drogi.
Tesot ME wydrzc nicprzyjaciel srosi,
Mic spali ogien, mic zabierzc woda,
Mad wszystkiem inncm panujc przygo-
la.
Pomnii tie s}owa o kazdcl dobic,
Cnotliwem zycicm kui szc2escic sobic,
A ia Ci ziemku z riastowskiej roll
Zycze M swiecie ~najlcpslcj doll
Sylvester 1mbro5eUic--.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
Drukarnia Wiarusa

przyjefa teraS piqtego zecero, ktory
wytac=nie 6saxie sk1adaf roboty
akcydensowe.
Obstalunhi ua honstitucye, na-
gtoechi do Hstor, plokaty, Mankiety
do rachuuhom ftp. moSen1y teraS
wyhony,cot wieh predzej, ris daw-
miej. ITO przesle manushrypt
.Komstitucyi, odbierze hsiqSecSki go
toacej 20 przeciqgu dcoch tygodui.
Rdejmuieney sic takie Numac=enio
KomstitucW polskich ma jezyh on!giel-
SKI, Jak to uczynili$my Ma zow.
lana Ut Sobieshiego 10 st LOUIS,
ktdre tak z przektadu. jaAo tes z
robot druharshich, jake Ma niego
~ykonolt$ny, supetaie jest zaao,oo-
lone.
Druha1mia Warusa wykouala
tee honstitucye Mtejszej grup.y Z,piq-
zho'cej Aotho Dramatycsne'' soi-
noashich ~7owarzysteD $40. A1&yso
oraa $w. Aasmir.u Kroleuiczu.
Odebraii$my zanl0mienia no
robothi ahcydcnSoece noqeet c Neu
Yorku, Baltimore i7eras 4 spiessnie
a ta1tio .je spefnli5'uay.
Ran.ietajcie, mtarusy, nas=s,
dr1lka1ui!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
CHICAGO

pamiatkowa rocznice nadania RE
czypospolitej Polskiej konstytucyi
; naja obchodzic beda wspolnie
nastepujace cztery Towarzystwa:
Tow. Prem. Polskich, Gmina Pol
ska, Tow. Sobieskicgo j Oddziaf
krakusow.
Poczatek obchodu o godz Ii poi
wleczorem w Center Hall, naroznik
ul. Center i Is.
DO licznego wspdludzia}u IL
zeimie GAIA Polonia zaprasza
Romitet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

rafianic, ma ,jaki eel ich ciezko
8apracowany pieniadz obroco-
ny zostaf. Widzisz, panic Ma.
ma, TAXI jest porzadrk Ii mas
v paratii naszej polskiej. sw.
Wo)ciecha W st. Paul i my
lie, ie ka3dy rozsqdny czfo-
wick rrzyzna, II talk jest do.
brze i talk wszedzie bye powin-
no. U mas ks.adz ME ma mic
z piediedzmi do czynienia a
.jeleli kvlektowaf czasem ma
koscio1, to cd czytaf kazdego
imie W kosciele, lie kto dat
q picniq1ze od6al kasyerowi.
Mole Mamma powie, re to
jest tel 20 zydowsku.Jes pre-
ciez rzecz jasna i prosta lie,
gdyby talk wszedzie by1o, ME
byloby lyle obrazy Boskiej
i kl6,ni po parafiach a nieza-
wodnie bylby j Bamber W
Chicago spokojnie siedzia}.
Gdy VAN kto powie pra-
VIDE, to sic re z1osci wscieka-
Gle i wyzywacie, lie sic zmlesci
a potem krzyczycie, lie ieste~
scie ,praktyczni" katolicy i
j koniecznie "a taAich chciecie
uchodziG j ludzi bafamucicie,
najpoczciwszyca najlepszych
ludzi katolikow nazywacle zy-
damn. Jezli wan kto podle
postepki vase wylknie, w te-
ely krzyczycie ca}em GARDEN:
- MY katoIicy chodzlmy do
koscio]a tego sic nie chwa-
limy. zqdamy przeciez, azebys-
sie i wy takimi byli".
Mysmy tel katolicy, ale
MECH mas Pan Big cd tego
zachowa, zebysmy mieli bye
Wam podobni. G was
praktyeznym katolik!em jest
ten, ktory potfa6 najbrudnlej-
SIZE imiona nadawac bliznim
swoim i swoich w~spoibraci
Polakow : kazdego co ME
ehce pozwolic wan ciaguac
sic Ia wodze niby NUT .laki,
wyzywaG Cd zydow masonow
i {. D. = TAXI to II was Jest
dobrym, praktycznym CT
shym katolikiem. =
r. Kanku
kasyer psratii sw. Wojciech"
" st. Paul abonent Wnrusn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
PlOSNKA
G0rnik0W Polskich.
Uiozyi g6rnik i Poluk
Hy,,3o.I. d,

Uiozyi g6rnik i Polnk
10 Nuuticoke, Pa.
z Zalcm i skarga ma nasze cerpienia,
Stem pred sad Bosa tie bolesne pien'a
My tn wzdychamy tax ciezko, ach,
srogo,
Lecz nasze dole doisc Gle ME mogs,
Wiazem s.y rece. laczymy sig przecie,
A wrog okrutny tax mocno guiecie!
w %naszej Oicz.znie kuja mas Tyranny,
Tu zns katolik niby brat kochany.
Plot duzy W drodze,
Kt6ry zlAmiemy,
Wszyscy do Zwiazku
Ruzem p6jdziemy,
Wszyscy Krakowiacy,
Zk7d Wis'n %powsta}s,
Wszysay kujawiacy
I ich dzietwa Gala.
keczyczanie takle
Ludzmi 50 dobrymi
A Litwini zacni
sa by; cmi naszymi.
Mazur tel sic z}s@zy
w swa}townej potrzebie:
Czarny wrogu odstap
Bo @adziubiem Ciebie!
Daj pok6j ludowi,
Mech SO ksztulci w Swiecic,
OSwiata tobie
Plzyda sic DO, plzecie...
Tam Gig tuba brat nasz
Brz eenta pod dusza,
Ale Ciehie losy
Wiarus6w ME wzrusza!
Patrz, MAJ z%nakomity
KS. Majer W Zachodzis
Co "a p%atrysta,
Jak sw6] ludek wodzi!...
Me gani Ia dobre
Cezynki wolnossi,
kicrujc, prowadzi
Lud rasz W poboinokci.
Many tel i innych
Ludzi y dcbra slave
A wiec ty krzykaczu
Wstap ma droge pravs,
l wtcncZas %inacZej
Pomy6lim o Tobie,
l p;oro do 1eki
Me wlezie w aak bic.
Czytaj W ,,Wiarusie'
Ten wiersz, p%rzyjacieiu,
Mech tez zsspiewaja
Jeszcze innych wielu,
Kt6rych CLOS W o! }oku
Cdblje sic szezycie,
K,6rzy posiadaja
Po!skle serca oicie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
Winonski Bank
OsZcZednOSci.

The Winona Servings Bank
Druga I'll. miedzy Main i Center.
Bank ten bedzie p1acil pro-
cent Cd wszelkich depozytow,
poczqwszy cd jednego dolara,
cd | grudnia 1885 r.inadal.
WypoAycza pieniqaze ma ME
ruchemosci..
Czfonkowie Komitetu:
VIM. Widnom, prezydent,
G. A. Morey, Wiceprezydent,
e. A. Rising, skarbnik.
II. NJ. Kinney, R. B. Basford,
j. Fl. Jenkins G. j. Camp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

Poczatek o godzinie Sci wieczo-
rem.
Nadmieniamy. re wszelki doch6d
z obchodu 3 maja obr6cony bedzie
ma Skarb Narodowy. .
Do licznego wspo}udziafu zapra-
sZa H0naitet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28

Kto ma co do dru-
kowania, niechaj sic
zg}osi do drukarni
wv SAL, kt6ra
wsZelkie ZamOWienia
czy to W polskim czy
W angielskim jezyku
%wykonuje r6wniez
szybko i gustownie,
iak MONA dostaG
g%dzieindziej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-28
OBCHODY3 MAJA.
" ID ETRDIT.
Bose doj,
30 5e doj,
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-01
AUGUSTA ALARMED.
A Break in a Canal Causes Big
Panic

AUGUSTA, Ca, July 31.-The disas-
trOus floods of the past few days will re-
suit in appalling loss to farmers. From
a few miles below the head waters of
the Savannah to where it reaches the
sea the banks are overfiOwed and water
covers vast areas on either side. of its
channel. The situation in Augusta to-
night is more than alarming. AT least one
half of the city is under water and rain
is descending steadily. NOtwithstand-
ing the rain the river is slowly falling,
but much greater calamity threatens
us. At $50 D. IN. Augusta was startled
by a general fire alarm and the rumOr
spread like the wind that the third
levee of the Augusta canal had given
way. This meant an inundatiOn OF from
two to five feet of our highest Strre is
and the probable loss of many lives.
Men. women and children thrOnged the
streets and cries of fear and lamenta-
ton were frequent and distressing. The
hundreds that had relatives and friends
near the reported scene of the break
rushed in that direction, crying for
help to follow to the rescue.
The break was visited by your
representative. most of the distance be-
ing compaSsed in a boat, and it was
found while the break really existed, it
was small and wearing away the EN-
bankment much less rapidly than was
at first reported. The stores on the
business streets are open and the mer-
chants are moving goods to upper
cbalUnc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-01
MRS. ARTHUR WELLESLEY
Sent to q New York Police Court
as Vagrant.

Special to the Globe.
New YORK, July 31.-The World,
Tuesday last, told in its Boston dis
patches of the disappearance of Mrs.
Arthur Wellesly and her two children.
Her maiden name was Maud Smart and
her father, wealthy miller of Sidney,
n. S. W., lost his fortune by the failure
of the Stock RaiserS' bank in 1879. Sub
sequently she elOped with Arthur
Wellesly, the son of wealthy
sheep raiser, who is the sec
Ond cousin of the present
Duke of Wellington. The elOping
couple came to America, but did not
prosper, and in his extremity the hus-
band was compelled to accept place as
cook in cheap Boston beanery. 1t was
hard lot, and the woman finally de-
serted her husband, leaving note say
ing she had gone away with the lover of
her girlhoOd. Friday night last, in a
pelting storm. she applied to the police
of this city for shelter. She had an in
FAINT in her arms and little
the morning she was sent
to the police court as a vagrant, but the
justice, struck by her appearance,
turned her over to the society for the
prevention of cruelty to children and
ordered an investigation. She admitted
she had met her old sweetheart in BOs-
ton, but emphatically denied that she
had elOped with him. She claimed she
came on with her husbands knowledge
to benefit the children's health and that
her money gave out. She is willing to
return to her husband and will probably
he assisted home to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-01
A THOUSAND A WEEK.
How Jay GOuld's Tie Contractors
Got AWAY With Him.

ST. LOUIS, July 31.-The Globe-Dem-
Ocrat reveals another scheme by which
it states that Jay Gould and the Missouri
swindled out of large sum of money.
1t is not so big thing as the tie corner
reported some days ago, but it seems to
show that various plans have been
worked for long time past to fleece the
company. The story in brief is that
Cowan & Co., the chief tie contractors,
were entitled to pass which would
carry all the tie cutters needed on the
system. Mccartney IL McAra
furnished tie cutters for Cowan
& Co., charging each man 50 cents for
getting work. One day Mr.. Mccartney,
who makes the statement, says he OBJ
served great falling off of applications
for work i'll the regular way, land in look
ing into the matter he discovered that
his business was being taken away from
him and that clique, whose names he
does not give, were sending men to any
and all parts of the road on COwan d
Co.'s pass, and charging them from S2
to s. each for transportation.
The persons thus carried over
the road were not confined to
the cutters, but the assertion is
that anybody was sent who paid the
price stated. They were all booked as
tie cutters, however, and were carried
by the company for nothing, while the
workers of the scheme received from 81
to So for each person. Mccartney says
he knows two of the clique who made
from $4,000 to $4,000 and that he be-
lieves the company's loss was $1,000 per
week or more. He also says large part
of the passenger business of the road
was done in this way.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-01
A $15O.0O0 Blaze.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 31.-A disas-
trOus fire occurred on the South side
this morning, by which the glass manu-
featuring firms of T. Mckee IL Co. and
King. Son q Co. sustained heavy losses.
The fire started in the packing house of
Kings factory and quickly spread to
the machine shops and mould rooms,
destroying them all. 1t then cOmmuni-
Gated to the offices of T. Mckee & Co.,
on the opposite side of the street, and in
a short time had been entirely con-
sumed, together with the company's ex-
tensive ware house, which was filled
with new and valuable stock. The
fire was discovered shortly before 6
o'clock this morning in the packing
house of King, Son & Co., and is sup
posed to have originated from the
sparks of passing locomotive. During
the progress of the confiagration Fire
men John Gillespie and John Benning
were caught under falling walls and the
latter was quite seriously injured. The
total loss is estimated at s150,00O, OF
which Mckee d Co. lose 100000 and
King, Son & Co. $4,000. The insurance
was about $4,000. Several hundred
men will be temporarily thrown out of
emnlnNment